Södermalm AGM and Bowling Championships

Saturday saw both work and pleasure. The AGM was a wrap-up in less than an hour, and under his firm leadership, Ivan “Baby Doc” Rexed, reshuffled the club board but managed to stay as President. Sean “Hardman” Hargreaves, who has been described as a rising star in the organization was elected VP, and John “Snooze” Murphy, who was moved next to tears when being told, took on the position as Secretary.

Henrik “Hanky” Engervall was busy elsewhere for the day, but sent a message loud and clear about was is to be expected from his term as Treasurer – “the negative result (-2500kr) is a disgrace, and will not be repeated, not on my watch anyway!” (The full financial report is available in the AGM minutes, free for any member to read. Just send the club an email).

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Söder Chess results leaked!

Shocking details regarding the Södermalm chess competition have been made public through Wikileaks. Wikileaks’ founder Julian Assange was unavailable for comment, but this latest release is believed to be consistent with the company’s mission statement – providing free public access to previously restricted material.

A round-robin mini-tournament saw Joel and Brissles selected as pool A’s semifinalists, with Lars and Perezmo the best from pool B. Australian cricket captain Ricky Ponting viewed proceedings from the VIP box, and said it made a nice change to watch a sporting contest in which both participants had similar ability levels: “even when Lars and Perezmo fell behind, they were always still in the game. They didn’t stand around for days hoping it would rain so they could call the match a draw.” Despite this tenacity, both lost. As a result, Joel and Brissles were left to face off in their second consecutive chess final.

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Söder book ticket to footy trip!

Saturday 11th of september at Bromma Sportfältet played host to the preliminary final of the Stockholm Australian Football League.

Södermalm Blues vs Bromma Vikings was the match up in this do or die final, where the winner earned a spot to meet Solna in the Grand Final. In the three previous encounters during the season between these two teams it had been the mighty soldiers of Söder who had been convincing winners on all occassions, and so, the boys were quietly confident of earning the spot to meet Solna in the GF.

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Netball, First Final this Wednesday

First final, 2010

The Stockholm Netball Club would like to offer a warm invitation for you to attend our First Final held at Karolinska Institute, Wednesday 31 th Mars from 18.30 -20.00!

We not only plan to play but also to, in true netball club spirit, hold a bake sale, with special treats originating from all over the world. Come down for a great evening!

We look forward to meeting you on Wednesday!

Hälsningar,
Stockholm Netball Club
www.stockholmnetball.com

Södermalm hot on the ice! (updated with images)

It had been a long road for Södermalm to get to this year’s Curling Championship with the lineup constantly changing but finally last Tuesday the boys in blue hit the ice. Jordo created an upset early on by breaking up the triumphant trio from last year’s championship.That stone, reducing a 5 point loss to only 1 point. The Merrymen managed to stay in the game.

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Söder Go Ice Fishing

The annual Club Ice fishing was held again in the last weekend of february! It drew a strong attendance on the back of the successful ice fishing trip the previous year.

After a picturesq day of fishing in the quiet town of Smedjebacken in södra dalarna, nearly all the boys went home with satisfaction of a great days fishing. celebrations were had all night long specially watching the womens curling take out the gold medal! Some gold medals from the days fishing are as follows:-)

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The Blues sweep to victory!

The inaugural Södermalm Curling Championship was held last Thursday at Sundbyberg Curlinghall. The teams that made the final were Yellow (Michael Bourke, Mark McManus, Brissles, Joel Burnell) and Blue (Jordo, Ivan, Lars).

The Yellows had the hight advantage with ruck man Bourkie, a definite superiority in birds eye perspective on the nest. On the other hand Ivan caused early confusion for the Yellow team by playing from the right hack.

The Blues got off to a perfect start by taking 3 and 2 points in the first two rounds with some text book tactics. The Yellows decided that enough was enough and struck back by winning the 3rd round. In the 4th round Jordo was skipper for the Blues and set up the team for a comfortable 3 point win. However, Bourkie was of a different opinion. He lubed up his last stone so it could squeeze passed the Blue guards and after an enormous sweeping effort by the Yellow team they managed to steal the 3 pointer for a 1 point win. Continue reading